Every month the Price Edge team puts together a curated list of all the must-read pricing articles picked-up from a variety of trusted online sources.
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Here is a list of last month’s best pricing reads:
Coronavirus Has Upended Everything Airlines Know About Pricing (WSJ)
Now What? Better Cost-Based Pricing, or Value-Based Pricing? (Industry Week)
Agile Pricing: How to Deliver Effective Pricing Outcomes (SKP)
Podcast: Pricing Lessons from Working with 30+ Seed and Series A B2B Startups (firstround.com)
Trust is the key to value-based pricing (Ibbaka)
Competition In SaaS Leads to A Lot of Things. But Not Lower Prices, Usually (Saastr)
7 Costly Pricing Pitfalls and An Approach to Avoid Them (Kevin Marasco on LinkedIn)
Is Your Pricing Model Obsolete? Tech Innovations Are Enabling Pricing-Based Disruptions (FuseBill)
Levi Strauss And Its Good-Better-Best Strategy (Forbes)
Digital Promotions: Advantages of Promotion Database Managemen (SKP)
Podcast: Why Pricing Is Not Primarily About Price (The Melting Pot)
Hubspot’s Shadow Value Metric (Good Better Best)
Podcast: A day in the life of a pricing executive (Impact Pricing)
The 3 Types of Day 1 Pricing: Low End of Normal. Identical. And Anchor High (Saastr)
The rise of pricing professionals in the business world (Charles Aris Blog)
How to price … Ibbaka guides to value-based pricing decisions and tools (Ibbaka)
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About The Author: Frank Melander
Co-founder and CMO of PriceEdge. An Engineer by education and a Marketer by choice, he loves consuming new ideas and experimenting with new tools. During the last 9 years he have acquired extensive pricing experience, both from working as a consultant and in industry responsibilities, which he leverage in his writings for Price Edge.
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